fbpx

Sparkly Glitter New Years Slime Recipe

It’s almost the New Year, so we invented a Sparkly Glitter New Years Slime Recipe to celebrate in TinkerLab style. This is the newest slime recipe from our Slime Lab. Scroll to the end of this post for all of our stretchy, squishy slime recipes. They’re all kid-tested and amazing to play with.

sparkly glitter new years slime recipe

This slime is extra celebratory with the addition of jumbo gold glitter embedded in clear slime. It’s easy to make and irresistible.

this post may contain affiliate links

Sparkly Glitter New Years Slime Supplies

Elmer’s Washable Clear School Glue – 1 cup (240 ml). This glue is my favorite for all kids art and craft activities. We make a lot of slime, and having a gallon has been a good investment for us.

Baking Soda – 2 teaspoons (10 ml)

Contact Solution with boric acid as an ingredient – 2 tablespoons (30 ml) (<< this brand works!)

Jumbo Glitter – we found this rad glitter at Michaels

new years slime supplies

Step 1:

Pour Elmer’s Washable Clear Glue into your mixing bowl. Elmer’s is the only glue I would recommend for this slime, and now they sell it in a gallon container so you can make (almost) endless batches of stretchy slime.

new years slime clear glue step 1

Step 2:

Pour in baking soda and stir until well-blended with the glue. It will look make the glue look foggy.

new years slime baking soda step 2

Step 3:

Pour glitter into the glue mixture. Stir well.

new years slime step 3 add glitter

glitter slime in bowl

Step 4:

Pour in contact solution. Stir. The slime should come together within a minute. Once it comes together, remove it from the bowl and knead it until it’s no longer sticky. Add more contact solution if it’s too sticky.

new years slime step 4 add contact solution

new years slime step 3 stir glitternew years slime step 5new years slime step 5 v2

new years slime step 5 v3

new years slime step 5 v4new years slime stretch 1

Steps for Sparkly Glitter New Years Slime

Step 1: Pour Elmer’s Washable Clear Glue into your mixing bowl. Elmer’s is the only glue I would recommend for this slime, and now they sell it in a gallon container so you can make (almost) endless batches of stretchy slime.

Step 2: Pour in baking soda and stir until well-blended with the glue. It will look make the glue look foggy.

Step 3: Pour glitter into the glue mixture. Stir well.

Step 4: Pour in contact solution. Stir. The slime should come together within a minute. Once it comes together, remove it from the bowl and knead it until it’s no longer sticky. Add more contact solution if it’s too sticky.

Play with your slime!

glitter slime stretch 2

slime stretch new years v2

What to do with Sparkly Glitter New Years Slime

  • Stretch it
  • Squish it
  • Set up a Slime Lab with different glitter types and colors and invite your child to invent new slime concoctions.
  • Make an enormous batch of slime and place it in baggies for your New Year’s celebration (see below)

new years slime gift diySlime Safety Tips and Recommendations

  • Make slime on a non-precious table or cover the table with oil cloth or a non-porous table covering.
  • Always supervise children when making and playing with slime.
  • Slime is not a food – do not allow children to eat slime. Always wash hands after using slime.
  • Keep fabric and other porous materials away from slime.

new years slime recipe close up

More Slime Recipes from our Slime Lab

Stretchy Fluffy Snow Slime

Contact Solution Glitter Slime

4-Ingredient Fluffy Slime

3-Ingredient Slime

Cozy Christmas Slime Recipe for the Holidays

Slime Recipe Cards (Glitter and Easy Slime with Borax) – PDF

sparkly glitter new years slime recipe

Thank you Elmer’s for sponsoring this post. All opinions are my own.

4 Comments

  1. Thank you for this recipe! My toddler and I had tried to make slime over the summer and it didn’t work at all. I’m guessing wrong contact solution. She has been playing with this for over a hour now. #win at every level. Happy New Years!

    • You’re super welcome, Suzzie. I’m delighted to hear that this recipe worked well for you all. xo

Comments are closed.